After hitting a low point in his career with the abysmal ASYLUM, David R. Ellis is continuing his trend in genre filmmaking by directing Six Days Till Midnight, which is is about a wealthy businessman who encounters a stranger who says he has six days to answer one question. For each day he doesn't get the answer, a loved one will be killed, ending with the businessman's death at the end of the sixth day. Ellis had a long career as a stuntman before moving to second unit director and then helming the fright films FINAL DESTINATION 2, SNAKES ON A PLANE, and most recently FINAL DESTINATION 4, which he shot in 3-D and which New Line/Warner Bros. releases in August. "I've been doing high-concept B movies, and this is the best script I've been associated with, a thriller with a great twist," says Ellis. Shooting begins in April on the film scripted by Mark Bacci.
so far this dude has only made one good film in final destination 2 which wasnt original of an idea seeing as how it's a sequel, a good one -yes-, better than part 3, but no where near as good as part 3, snakes on a plane is a CGI nightmare of a shit film and asylum put me to sleep faster than a blow job and sleeping pills
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